Wanted: 700c disc front wheel, black

Posted on Sun 20th, November 2016

• #1

tbc

Beater condition is fine as long as it's pretty much true.

Bonus points if it's easily matchable to a standard rear track wheel.
• #2

user67444

hi,
I have one. Its black, disc, track 10mm axle. single wall. has a tyre on it already, a 32c i think. actually have a carbon disc fork with Avid hydraulics brake and lever too (on ebay at mo).
• #3

tbc

I've got a carbon disc fork already, I'd be interested in a picture of the wheel though if you've got one?
• #4

user67444

I bought it from here, the front setup of this bike, turns out didnt need it.

This is the title, copy that to search bar

SOLD 56cm XACD Titanium Commuting Hack - 203mm Disc Front End / SRAM Red Carbon Chainset / Rear Coaster Wheel / Thomson Finishing SOLD
• #5

tbc

Sounds good, how much would you be after for the wheel and tyre?
• #6

user67444

dont know value, go low, £10?
• #7

tbc

I think you're mugging yourself off there! PMing now.

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